Luzon

Bringing the pre-pandemic fun of Palarong Pambansa, the Marikina City government opened its ceremony today, encouraging all Filipinos to join and announcing its no-ticket-required policy.

Pangasinan government employees receive a one-time rice subsidy, as part of the ongoing efforts to support farmers.

Camalig town in Albay empowers 100 individuals with livelihood training for banana, taro, and camote chip processing businesses.

The Department of Education’s Batang Empowered and Resilient Team equips Bicol’s young learners with disaster resilience skills and knowledge.

Super Typhoon Egay wreaks havoc, affecting over 2,400 families and causing casualties as authorities work to provide aid and assess damages.

The Department of Labor and Employment releases PHP328 million for an emergency employment program benefiting over 66,000 workers in the Ilocos Region, providing hope amidst economic challenges.

The local government of Puerto Princesa rescue workers evacuated more families from vulnerable neighborhoods as Typhoon Egay and the monsoon posed an imminent danger.

Bataan Government and a power firm to team up in safeguarding Pawikans, home to three endangered turtle species.

President Marcos Jr.’s SONA brings hope to farmers, fishers, health workers, and the business sector in Ilocos Norte, promising huge progress in the said sectors.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development ensures relief goods availability as Super Typhoon Egay impacts Ilocos and Cordillera regions.